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Dr Kamran Ali

Senior Lecturer in Computer Science

Kamran Ali

  • School Faculty of Science and Technology

  • Department Computer Science

  • Location London

Research activities

British Council- Going Global Partnerships, Research Environments Grant 

Going Global Partnerships - Empowering a Low-Carbon Future: UK–Pakistan Research Collaboration through

Innovative Technologies.

British Council-

International Science Partnership Fund Research Collaboration Grant 

 Post-Disaster Communication - Enhancing Post-Earthquake Communication Resilience: The Integration of UAVs, LoRa Technology, and GDPR-Compliant Systems.

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– EMERALD – Environmental Monitoring and Evaluation via Remote Advanced LoRa-Driven Detectors for Heavy Metal Contamination.

British Council 

The Going Global Partnerships Programme – Gender Equality Partnership in Computer Science.

 Funding Pak-UK Education Gateway- DepWiSen - Deforestation in Pakistan: Combating through Wireless

Sensor Networks


Current Teaching

Module Leadership

Module Leader for Internet of Things (UG-BSc in Cyber Security and Digital Forensics), 

Networks (UG), and Virtualisation and Cloud Computing (PG).


Biography

Dr Kamran Ali is a Senior Lecturer in Computer Science at Â鶹TVÍøÕ¾ University, London. He holds a PhD in disaster communication architecture and specialises in digital twin systems, IoT, wireless networks, cloud and edge computing, and cybersecurity. His research focuses on developing secure, reliable communication systems for disaster response, smart cities, and environmental monitoring. He has led and co-led several international research projects, including initiatives on climate change, gender equality in higher education, and advanced environmental sensing technologies. Dr Ali is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (UK) and actively contributes to the academic community as a Technical Program Committee member and reviewer for IEEE conferences and journals. He supervises PhD and MSc students and is committed to inclusive teaching, curriculum innovation, and mentoring early-career researchers while driving impactful, interdisciplinary research with global reach.

External activities

  • 2nd Workshop on The Power of Collaboration: Bridging Academia and Industry to Build a Digital Future, , 2025

    • Publications